Pratik Smita Patil remembers being a drug addict: the film was thrown out of the institute
Actor Pretic Smita Patil was struggling with drug abuse. The actors of ‘Hit 3’ and ‘Alexander’ revealed that they regret that careless phase of life. Patil also explained how he was ‘thrown out’ of a film institute due to intoxication.
Actor Pretic Smita Patil opened up during the early days of his career to become a better man from someone who really rely on the consumption of intoxicants. The actor, who recently seen in Nani-starrer ‘Hit: The Third case’ spoke in an interview and revealed that he was also thrown out of a film institute due to his addiction.
During an interview Bollywood bubblePatil shared that he would always regret that stage of his life, as this was the last image that his grandmother saw him on death. The 38 -year -old lost her mother a month after her birth. He has talked about remembering his mother, actor Smita Patil in a big length, and if he had been raised by him, his life would have been different.
The actor said, “Dada -Dadi saw me the worst in those last few years. I was a fierce drug addiction. My grandmother died as a addict. This is something that I regretted. I wish I could see the man I have become today.”
He revealed that this was his first Hindi film – ‘Jane Tu … or Jane Na’ (2008) – that he was nominated in a film institute. Patil said that he studied his film for two years, after which he was ‘thrown out’ due to drug addiction.
The actor heard, “I shot ‘Jane Tu …’ and then I went to the whistle. I was studying a little here and there. There was a kind of recession as I did not know what I was doing. I had gone there for almost two years, and then I was thrown out of Woods’ wood to drugs. Now I think I think I think.
Patil was born in November 1986. He lost his mother, famous actor Smita Patil in December the same year. She was suffering from a delivery, called Pupralia Sepsis and died on 13 December at the age of 31.
In the same interview, the actor also talked about ‘hating’ both his mother and father ‘as he was’ unavailable’. He said, “Being unavailable and growing up, everything just felt different – people started behaving differently with me, offering mercy and love. It was just different and because of this, I started hating them. I did not want to join them.”
Patil does not share a good equation with his father, actor Raj Babar. She recently married her long -time partner Priya Banerjee, but did not invite her family to the ceremony.
